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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-09-15
Nnn Netersbura.

= 9as Strabsn unb 8rdden @omite
beieer 9neiss bes Stabtratbes, MapOr
8ipple uno Staotratb 8dnsli batten
am Samitas 8ormittas tpiecer cine
8eratbung in 8etref Der gib Strabe
Bride une fameh mad Idnssrer Des
bate su benz gntf9IuB einen iibertp6lbs
ten 98aEerabSus (GuIuert) ilber bic
8carins 8ropt su bausn, anitatt bic
DobgstOipn Bride bafelbit aufSuiteaen.
Gs perbient bier anerfannt su iuerben,
bab Sid Stabtratb 8lnsIi in bieier
anseleesnbeit srobe Mlbe ses:ben une
pieIen 8sitperIuIt erlitten bat, oa auf
auf ieiner Saulter aIlein bic glrbeit
rubte.
na- Die beitsn SSnsemutten in Der
Stabt. Wtnmoper.
= Srau Srib 9AfsI Iiest i9per
trani Sasnjs6er; iuie iG bore, bat Iis
bic @aHerIudt.
= Ob Der Sobn GbriR eOer Der Sobn
Sell bic Id6uIteu unb idmadbafteiten
Iraubsn bat, ipirb idtper iu entiHeIben
Iein. Seil bat biersis 8ariatdten bon
Irauben, fenut iie ale bel 9lamen unf
lit itoI, auf isinen @arten. Sein Blu'
menaartcn Ioa i'm Srhbiubre cine ipabr'
graht fein; ielbit jest bat er nod 9O'
| fen unb sur 5euermannsparaoe liefert,
Sobn manden bdbiden Straab. De-
| 9iepprter banft bon Sersen fur bic feii
men Iraubenprobsn. gr III Elm ipeaieIl
| Ter Treunb sen 4ebe unb 9lebsnblut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-09-15
Stabtrath.

Der 6 gom mon Council bate
am Wlittpoh Mbeno cine Spi;ialrbun9.
-@rIte unb apeite 2eiuns puiiirtsn
Die 8erprenuns sur @r6ffnun8 bon
Gapouie 9lpsnue, anii6en Staple unS
WaInut Straben bic 8eroronung 3ur
Sripeiterung eines 9beiles bon Wlain
Nbenue, in ber l. Maro.-Dritte 2eis
ung paIlirte cine 8eripillieuns bon
$4,000 fur bas Stabtsebaube.- .-9a
Der Stabigeometer iid bisber bartnadis
ipeiBerte, cine ylibelliruneslinie fur
Nap 9lus StraBe, in Der 3. Narb, Su
seben, 70 fpurbe er bur6 8ei9luB ans
seipieien, bies iebt su tbun.
= 9ieieIbe Ss5rperidaft bate am
Donnerftas cine reseImdbise Sibune,
bod ipurben nur 8outineseiddfte pals
firt. gu IOben 1T Der fOIsenSe Ses
ldlub:
,,8sI9IOFsn, bur9 ben Common
@ounciI Der Stabt ScrantOn, Der Ses
Iect @puncil bsiitimmenb, baB ale @oIs
Ieftoren bon rilditdnbieen Stoot- unb
SpesiaIs sSteuern Dor 1886, beren
OupIifate unberre6net iinb, biermit
anseipieien uno eriudt iperoen, cine
9lbre9nuns innerbalb iedsSiS Taeen
bon Der gtnnabme bieier 3eipIution an
Su MAIDEN, uno bab Der Staotidreiber
ibnen cine 4bi6riIt fieier 8eioIutiOn
3uienbe. 8enn irseno elmer Der beia8s
ten @oasftOren eS beridumt, innerbalb
Der benanntsn ieds;is Gage ab;ureds
nsn, oann fol- es bic pfi4t bes Staots
anipaItss iein, fOfOrt segen bic rids
ltdnbieen Golleftoren uno beren Slrsen
pOranSuseben, um ireeno weI6e Ss'
trase ,u erIunsen. bic Der Stast su'
fommen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-09-15
Gmpfeblemsipertb.

6. 2Orens's 8lntrsinignngss Mittsl
1T baS bette DiitteI gegen Sautaus,
idIdee, 2opffdmersen, S6pinbeI, I'm.
berbauIi6feit, 3beumatismus, 8erftopf.
uns unb fiir cine 8riinbIi6e 8einisunf
beS 8lutes iiberbaupt.
6. 2orens's "COrn Remedy" III
bas Bette MitteI sur @srtreibuns be,
Siibnerangen.
6. 2oren3's German Bltters".
aus ben beften 2rdiitern unb WurseIn
sufammen seiebt, iit iebr empfebIenss
ipertb in 6dllen BON Spspepiia, 0ers
itopfuns, franfer 2eber, Sdmersen i'm
8dden uno nuf Der Seite, glerbbiitdt,
2opftpeb, 9lppetitIoisteit unb alien
3rantbeiten, bic bon idIe9tem 8Iut
perriibren.
6. aorens's 3abntropEen ItilIen ale
S6merjen au9enbIidIid.
6. 2orens's 9uifen. Webisin 1T bas
bette SeiImitteI bel Suitsn, @rtdItunesn
uno allen @ebre6en bes SaIies unb Der
eunse, ipsIde SawiHbin6t beruriu'
den.
6. aOrena's arberspiaen, Elm aus.
9eSei4neteS WlitteI segen 9Opfipeb,
8eritcpfune, 8beumatismus, 9erpBiis
tat unb Grantbeiten beS 8Iutes.
9. 2cren3's 9Ipotbefe, 41s 2adaipans
na Mpenue.
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@a,,me Gpuntb.

= @epree Iuttle bon Wapmart, elm
alter 9lrbsiter ber Del. & $. Co.,
tpurbe am Dlittipcdg Nbenb nabe Der
aenannten OriIhaft bon 4arreu ees
icbtst, ipdbreno ct am 6uBe bon 4Slane
go. 10 bsi9dftist mar.
- @apne GUuntn bat cine Sdulb
BON $50, 900.
Der idbifde Preoiser gep. Soiepb
9obn ItebeIt nisIe g9ohe bon Soness
bale nod 1rentpn, 81. g., pm.
= Die Sduhs unb StisfeI- 6abriI
bon GurIan6, Iorre & So. in Sones'
bale ipirb nm bas 8iueifade berer5bert.
: Die 26lte idbrHae 9Iusiieluns
bsr @arne County Aderbau 0eiels
ldaft ftnSet am &C., 81. uno 28. Sept.
auf BEN ausFelansssrunSs bel 9onss'
bale nntt.
= Der MSrner Sames y. 9leGabs
purbe am Dienhas Roreen um 5 1lbr
in elmer S1euer III Breton Totpnihir
(nahs Der Norbndtte) bon ben 9sputp-
iderifts eIart unb We6Ianb unb Der
8lreern 2afin unb WleHluIIsn mad bsfy
tieem @iberItnnbe eefnnssn un6 mai
nm Ulittae bereiis iuieber i'm 9cnesbaII
@eFaneniiie, bon mo er nidt 70 Ieih
ipiecer entftieheH ipirb, Der Gag be
Sinridtune iFt bom OCuberRSr bsEqnnt
lid anf ben 6. Ditcbsr fehssiett lper
iben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-09-15
@iIFesbarrs Sfahrid,ten

SdS non ben SenIolraten bon
2u;erne Gountp aufselteIIte 9idet tpirb
ais elm aiemlib itarfes bessidnet unb 1T
tpie fOIet: S6ubmsiiter, Subn SmouIs
ter bon NnntleOfe 9esiiter Of @iqs,
Sames Ne@rssbp bon g9ilfesbarre :
County GommiHdre, 9bomas gnoIiSb
bon gSittston nno Sobn Sart bon Blad
ereet; gtubitoren, S. 5. @reitin uno
98. 6. Bennett.
: anton Subbad eat feline Straf.
1eit aus9eeient uno iuuroe Iebte @ode
in 6reibeit eeiebt.
Das Saus bon Safob gSam an
Waibln8tonltraBe III elm Irauerbaus.
am Sonnntae itarb beHen SGtpieaers
bater, Satob Socobp. i'm 9lIter BON 81
Subren. uno am WlOntn8 iein Sobn
eouis g. &Sam, ipeIder i'm 9lItsr BON
26 Sabren Der @nFsrfu&t erIaa.
6rau S. 5. 8ulforb bon Dallas
ipuroe am Wiontag Dor ibrem 6auIe
bon benz Sarbep 2afe 9abn,uoe oss
trohen uno iofort sei5btet.
= Der 10 Sabre aIie @ewarS Seiz
ner bon Bear Greet ipollte am Sonntao
auf einen fabrsnOen 9us Iprinaen, aIiti
aus uno beioe 9eine famen unter sis
gaoer unb ipurben 70 aersradt, bal,
cine Mmputation nIibig ipar6. ggdbs
renS berleIben itarb Der gatient.
Die Sdnseredits bon Nleip s)orI
amiilirten iid bier, 70 cut Die @itters
iln9 eS iulieB. Sim Samitaa arosarti,
ger @mpfans in 2anemelIsris Sale,
am SonntaS Gonasrt Der Goneorbio
sesnonieltif. am Wontas absnb Gons
mers nit folsen6em Bale.
= 8si 9lanticofs Tanb man an
SIub.
Serr Ssinrid Oommer bon S6
glantieote If i6psr beimaeiudt. 90,
einem Sabre iarb ibm elm Gpbn Dor
q Sobren uno Dor etipa 10 9aeen Elm,
1c9ter i'm IIter bon 32 Sabrsn. Gs
IT eoppelt i&iper, seIiebte 3inssr in ei.
mem tol9en gllter ~ herIieren,
Die &epubIifaner bon 2,.. sru,
: eounis r nUmlnirten an Oiers'.as foiasn.
oes Sidet , Sdasm::,.iIiier 8. j. Diet,
SH Mssllfs-., 8. 6. Bed; Gounti
eOm..nndres Capt. Gprus Stratp uni
9enrp Gpans; 9Iubit0ren, @eorae SO
Rpmer unS Butler 8. DiIIsp.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-09-15

*9er angebrobte Gtrife Der 2oblens
araber ber aebisb 8esioH uno bes
pantbsr Greef 1baIes trat am Mon'
tag in araft, inbem $1,000 Nrbeiter
am Nlorsen nidt sur 9lrbsit suriid'
tebrten. SIN Der SbamOfin ReeiOn
Ieeten AM sIeiaen Woreen an 1000
QobIengrdber bic 4rbeit nieoer. Die
Arbeiter bebaupten, bies iel bic 8iinitigs
lte i8eit i'm Sabre 3u einem Strife.
Gs IHeint, baB bic Mrbeiter in ben
S9upIfiII, Columbia, Garbon uno benz
.unteren Tbeile Der 2u;erne &e8ionen
fir einen glusIfanb borbereitet uno prs
eaniiirt Iinb. Db iid berieIbe idlieb.
lid aud auf bic Mponiine unb 2adas
panna 2obIeneebiete ausbebnen iuiro,
ipirb bic 3eit Iehren. Sn bieier 9es
senb bbren mir nidtS bon einem bea6s
iidtieten Strife unb eIauben aud nidt
an einen folhen.
Q9as bic SahIa9e su elmer beorobs
Ii1en madt, 1T bic Weiseruns Der tlei=
nsn unb sroBen gorpOrationen, nit ben
Mrbeitern pber Gomites 3u unterbans
beIn. Sic erfldren, bic Plabe Der
gusitebenben nit StaIienern uno Slos
ipaten filen 3u tpOlen, un6 fiibren iie
bieie 9robuns aus, 70 itebt Slutpsrs
sieben ;u befdrdten.
Spdtere 9ladridten eeben bic Sabl
Der bereits i'm glusfano beInbli9en
@rubenarbeiter auf 5000 an, ipel6e
ipie foIet bertbeiIt iinS: $4,000 in Der
2ebisb 8esion, 5000 I'M Sbamotin
1baIe unb Is, 600 in Northumberland
unb ben anerensenben Counties. DaS
Sonoerbarte an bieier 8etpe8un8 it,
bab ioipobI bic MrbeitSritter ipie aud
bic SIotpafen an benz Ausitano tbeils
nebmen unb bic lebteren ipomDBli9 nod
bartnddiser auf elmer 2obnerbbbune
bebarren iperben, ;pie bic sritersn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-09-15
Nummer 81.
Spse warfer geoti,en.

- Ser an Der neunten StraBe mob,
nenbe 5rant SoneS fisI am Nlittipod
bon Der 2adaipanna @renue Bride au
bic llferbant binab unS brad elmer
9lrm.
Serr @briit Raumam bon Bar
| Sill Ieicet idon felt orei g4pden an
8beumatismus i'm 9iideu.
= gbeIib berbunben purben am s.
Sept. burd Srn. gfr. 9ettnsr Seri
Nleranber SO. Prpor unb SRI. 6atbrire
9dtti4, iiinefe Tc9ter bon 9stsr Sdts
ti9.
= Sebr iperibbole SamiIien. Mebis
sinen iinb Or. gIusuit 9bniss Sambur.
ger TrUpfen un6 Sruittbee. sic beIfen
itets unb init 4eGt f6nnen iie empfobs
len tperben.-Gbr. 6inf, Sampton, Sa.
= Der Wlapor bat Die 8erorbnuna
unterf9rieben, ipelde BEN Sobn Gcnmb
ben @ontraft fur bic neue Strabe ers
tbeilt. Bon ben in Der StraBenIinie
ltebenben @ebduoen lin6 mebrere bsreits
serdumt iporben un6 anoere 9eiiber bas
ben 9la6ridt sur 8dumans in 80 Ia,
gen erbalten.
= 9urd einen Nnbau BAT 6as Seers
man Saus an Wiqin 9lpenue biersebn
ipeitere 9immer erbaIten.
no. Sin GROCER 8orratb bon Seis
oeni4irmen in Srown's Bee Sipe.
: 8obert Bauer, Hirieent Der
sIei4benanntcn 9apeHe babier, ipurbe
am Samitas nit elmer 8ioIine bes
i9entt, bic sinen Mertb bon s75 Bat.
= Sobn S. 5absp bat bas 8. 80.
Depoe Saus an SlO Bromley apenue
ansefauft uno pirO baIS babin sieben.
= S9uIcireftUr Sobn 5. SelIous
unb Samllie iino bon ibrem I6nbIiden
4ufentbalte ;uriidsetsbrt.
= Die @runbbeiiBsr an Sl6 neunter |
Strabe berbeHern lire Seitenipege unb |
bic Strabe ilbetbaupt.
9err Yfr. g. 6. 3sttner troute
am SGmitas, ben 10. Sept, soerr
Saiob SsibiS nit SRI. &atbrine 9euf6, |
beioe bon Spce Bart.
= 9err George 9artb unb SRI. |
Annie So9 iperosn am Wlittipod, ben
Ia. sept, bur6 Srn. pfr. 3ettner
setraut.
- 8aIter Suiip, Icrmann in bem
Sri98s S9adt tudbren6 pieler Sabre,
Itarb am Oienitas LETTER @o9e na6
slnsr Srnnibeit bon Spei MOnateu.
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strantOn, Ya, 0Onneraag ben Is. September 1887
Ntttstpn.

- Die Msutter bon Srau SeibeI
Iiarb borise @ode in STEIN Dorf unb
Serr unb Srau 2ouis SeibeI iuaren
gum 9esrdbnib eesansen.
= Die 8ersIeute bes GIear Spring
&obleniperfes in @eit 9ittston itellten
am Wittipoa bic Arbeit elm, neil bic
gompanie iid ipsissrte, fiir ben er6bten
lbeil Der Ulittassitunbe, ipeI6e Der
2Irbsit seipibmet ipsrben muBte, Su bes
IahIen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-09-15
gfdtlide nnb fdaslihe slr,neien.

% sisbt cine sepide aInfTe bon MittsIn ne.
gen Beritopfun9. Die abfolut nubIcs ino.
Diefee fnO Bolu1e unb NrBneien ,mm grobten
Sbeil aus Robopbplin. AIoe. Mbarbarbsr,
@ummi Gamboje uuo an6ereu wertbIoisn Be.
ftanettbtilen 5uiammengeiebt. Ser Sda6en.
ben Fe in ben Wa9en btrienigen anridten, bic
iie 9ebrauhen. 1T unbereheubnr. eie leer,n
Die Ddrme, aber iie iban es gepaIiiam uno
iibermdbg uno berutfaden auberoem Sfmer.
jen i'm qeibe. Sbre @irtung NJ. eie Ginae.
weioe uno ben Ma9en 5u fdwddeu. @eit
befer II 70, oas angenebme uuo geInnoe Nb.
fiibrmitia poftefter's Ma9enbit.
ters, ju 9ebrauden, oeiien IaTirenoer @irt'
nng niemals edmerjen boran9ehtn ooer bon
elmer irampfbaften, befti9en SbdtiDfsit Der
Ddrme begleitet miro. SIN @egentbeil. ts
ftdrft, oieie Orsane. ben Maesn uuo ben gan.
5en aorpsr. als elm MiitsI. maIariIfe 6ieber
jn beilen un0 jH uerbilten, fam fid feline wle.
obin nit ibm bergleifen, nno GO beilt and
uerb6ie Sdmdhe. Nhenmatsmue. llnibdti9tet
Der 9ieren uno Der 8Iafe uno auoere morgan.
ifhe QeiOen.
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0unniore.

- Die eIettrii6e Strabsnbabn 60.
bat iett ibre 9foiten entlans Gbeltnuts
itrnbe bis sur @iIIOipltrabe aufSeiteIlt,
ipo porIdufig Der gnbpunft Der 8abn
1T. Ulit Der ginri6tuns Der Dr6bte
ipirb man iofort beginner unO bic 8abn
fol- ansebIid in siusi @Oasn fabrbar
fei,,
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Sm. &Drnacber's
Sentfdbe Mpot9tte,
72A NittstUn Meentie,
rahs Nirh Strnke.
nabe Bird StraBe,

Der 0i9enthHwtF, 10 DeutfAIano HaatIid
gtpyNIitr sSoitetsr uHo ebsmifer. beriueuoet
auI Die 9nbtrtituHa bon &eiepleH bic ar6tte
eoreiaIt Vile ReoifameHte fino iriId.
nA- 6elepbonperbinonua nit allen aerleu.
Deutide peilfrduteT uno @ggaeIa @aleu..
Dleoillnen, Soiltttt.srtiI Il, i d.
esnisQEuq pahEita HHs rssa. IS
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-09-15
Stephan Gutheinz,
Hcmt tfberWS Sek0er,

5lS s $40 @ebar slsegue,
ilrii&su aIbu unb pidery @lEastH, embfItbIt
ttntri psrtbItsn pubIlhiui fsiH eBtf66ft anfAs
Bette. 6lsiIa isSsr etrt IiefsH ID iam biIiei
htn pFtiIs uue In behtr Analii6i, unh ma6t
t9 hberaus auf BIZ BON mir lubsrtiteisn spr-
sHsIi&sn BHrfs aufmrrfiam.
TelepbcnsB sBerbinbune.
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g. 9. 9lptpere. gIpotheFer.

1t6at otrate, etranteu, pa.
Gieeuihhmer bon wousrs' fsher giaeH,
Burm ecEoiaI. Nftgrpuy,A. .&prip, 8anb@
wurm.Yertilger. 9ahnen-ebTup. 3teerbaIiam
fur eufeu, grfdltungeH uuo 8rduue. beutihes
Eminent. 9amaiea Sneiptr, BitbpuIptr uue
pitIe an0ers NgtileI. o
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@e9ieI, RaiTaee, Tener 3 eebens geri. Gei6dft

BON VIM f.. K1e9e1,
Gtabltrt 1859. 5f3 pa
% t@feI srSenm Sdtlt bdkgsn StSarn.
S&tffsf&etre 8ebnune al
@tIb abl rsrmhsf -gTrns
Gtnjtbu gftafhn tin
agsntur br penn Or al etbens- s-B
srfa ut
De @rung reu panH Dcban unb Waarsn 6us9nbr No.
2pmpdgniu m6sigen RaiH
@nftr hnns nnb 8autuns aaufn Ruf
aln In bas S9rrbfG nf9aetnbn @&Sf
ttfsbGfle pnbtn IN Ilrfan dih bfsrat = -
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Sr. @enrb @alter

bat osm oentf&en saiisr Die OTette asmadlt,
leIu berllbmtes Bitters In Der osnifd,n armet
elnjufllbren. Gr garaniirt oab es ale moa,
llnsn araniheitsn beiIt uno petiet $1,000, oab
co alle dbnli6en Biiters iiberfrift.
5nbereltet bon 5enrp @alter i'm 8rpaOmon
Sotel f0ll Geoar apenue, Seranton. Ha.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-09-15

Soper Sin, Mppomator Co., Ra., Qou.. fssa.
Sabre lang battle ID an RfurdIais uise @betis
natismue aelttten. 9de une ga4t aiidlteu
MID acute S1merleri. SO uerfudfe st, Sas
tobs Del tnb ale S9merjen peri9waHber.
Robert o. Rpte. +
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72O SD. eaefawanna apeuue,
seSsmiber Der 0fenfabrif.

BNB0'FE'VNF VT NVTtHIUVFfFs
Warmor. nno Grani,.W Wommrnte ieber Nrt
an9sfertiot uno 3eidnunsen nah @uuld 9e.
Iiefert.
8rabfteire iueroen rtu0birt uHo neue Sn.
idriften oaranf augebra6t.
Bir erinhen um bic Qunbidaft nnierer
oentiben eanosleuts nno oes 4nbItnms iber.
baupt. unter 3uiidsrune better gsOiennne
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-. 70 Beridte iIbsr bic erfolas non 81. snfots
1sli pel9e uor 9abren ersieIt wurbtn unh istt bee
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-20
A Fight to the Death.

We learn from an observer that a
bull was wad ng along in the edge of
the Flint River swamp last Monday,
nipping cane and keeping cool, when a
huge alligator made dash at his nose,
but IN ssed hold. The bull made fight,
and prodded the alligator with his
horns. Then commenced fierce and
bloody encounter in the shallow water
that beggars description. The gator
struck with his tail and snapped fur GUS
ly with his huge jaws, tearing the skin
and flesh in big strips from the bull.
The bull got his horns into the gator
sides and. fling his huge carcass, toss
ed h IN high and dry on the ground,
and following up with deep below
rushed again upon its foe. TIE alliga-
tor met HIM with a terrible blow of its
tail, knocking off one horn and bring
ing the bull to his knees. The other
horn got it under fore leg of the
gator and the gator getting a front
foot of the bull in its mouth they be-
came locked and rolled and tumbled
feartully. They got into the water
again, where. after brief struggle.
both expired. The entrails of the gator
were protruding in several places, while
the bull was nearly stripped of hide
and flesh. -Sanater (Ga.) Republica J..
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-20

General Rutherford, state commander
of the Grand Army in Michigan, was
Rugged and kissed by veteran at the
st. Lou encampment in manner that
astonished the crowd. The homage
was explained by his ardent admirer
with he following story; "Over twenty
years ago, when my captain was killed,
this was the man who rescued the body
and brought it back to our lines after two
companies had been sent to bring it and
had been repulsed. 1t is an act I'll love
him for as long as l live, and he again
grasped the Generals hand and rode
off with him, while the crowd, viii h a
moment before was looking on laugh
ing, signilied its approval by cheers.
The event alluded to occurred in Feb
1865. on the Jerusalem Plank road, near
Richmond, when Gen. Rutherf rd was
commander of the 1S9th New York.
The officer killed, and whose body Gen.
Rutherford with skirmish line of
fourteen men rescued. was Captain
Rice
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-20

In the annual report of Mrs. Lenora
Barry, general Investigator of the
Knights of Labor, she dwelt at great
length upon and cited many illustra-
tons in proof of the almost brutal treat
ment of female employees in the east
and offered several recommendations
looking to the appointment of educa-
tors for the purpose of teaching the
true principles of the order, and that
such instructors be required to pass an
examination as to their qualifications for
the position by the general master
workman; that organizers put forth
greater efforts to inculcate the true
principles of the order in the minds of
the number of newly organized assem-
blies. that productive and distributive
cooperative enterprises be formed,
particularly in the manufacture OF
clothing, as in this branch of industry
women suffer most from poor wages
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-20
THE FoUR.FooTED GUIDE.
A Remarks able Dog Which Conduct
Strangers Through watkins Glen.

A Remark able Dog Which Conducts
Strangers Through Watkins Glen.
The guest at the Jefferson house In
Watkins will be greeted on his arrival
by large. handsome. well-fed dog
with tony name, says The Etmira
IN. Y.) AdUertSier. This is Gibson,
famed far and near as the only living
GU de to Watkins glen. Gibson is a re-
markable animal. with more sagacty
even than the dog which the girl with
the laughing eyes possessed in Chenille
Murray's tale For the past eight years
Gibson has made daily trips to the glen,
and has been petted and caressed by
thousands of women and children. for
Gibson is very gallant dog, and
great admirer of the ladies, whom he Is
particularly proud to pilot through the
glen. watch NC after their safety with
great care. The dog is an arlstocratic
fellow, too and only likes well-dressed
people. He will growl at the approach
of a man in poor clothes, and when es.
corting ladies he has been known to
spring on workman who passed, so
jealous was lie in his protection of the
fair tour st; but ord narily Gibson is
one of the best-natured dogs in the
world, and will allow ladies' and chill
dren to pet him all day long. accepting
their attentions with quiet dignity. He
never plays with the other dogs about
the street. but holds himself apart from
all canine companionship. A curious
trait is that. although ever ready to
guide guest of the Jefferson house to
the glen and through it, he will never
90 with resident of the village. He
seems to know the tourists and pleas
urc seekers by instinct. and will come
up to them and draw their attention by
a rub of the nose or touch of the paw.
He seems to know that the commercial
travler does not want to visit the glen,
aud he makes no attempt to cultivate
his acquaintance. If a visitor says 10
the dog: "Gibson, l want to 90 to the
glen," Gibson Is at once by his side.
and even his master can not call him
away when once his tourist has been
placed under his gu dance. He will
lead the way to the entrance of the glen
as sedately as though he knew the re-
sponsibility of his duty, and will
conduct him through unorrngly. going
few steps in advance and stopping
now and then as if to call attention to
the beauties of the scenery. He will
never desert anyone whom he sets out
to escort and if a visitor from the Jeffer-
son house decides to take meal in the
glen Gibson will wait until he is ready
to return. He is more fond ofice-cream
than schoolgirl, and giving him
some of this delicacy is the surest way
to win his favor When he rides he
always sits upright on the seat of the
carriage by the side of the person in
whose company he has started out. In
going through the glen if tourist gets
on the wrong path Gibson will at
once drop II few steps beh MI, and moth
ing can induce him to go ahead again
until the way has been retraced and the
right path regained, when he will bound
aheadwilh every manifestation OF pleas
ure. 1t is no unusal thing for him to
catch tho person he is with by the cloth
es and pull him the right way
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-20
MRS. GARFIELD ABROAD.
various ConJecturcs rs to Why she's
Gone.

various ConJecturcs as To Why she's
Gone.
1t is rumored that the real cause of the
postponement of Miss Mollie Garfeld's
marriage is that the young lady does not
intend to marry j. Stanley Brown at all.
An intimate friend of the late General
Garfield, and, since his death, of Mrs.
Garfield and family, says with reference
to the matter: There Is probably no
further use i'm attempting to conceal the
true reason for the sudden departure of
Mrs. Garfield and daughter Mollie for
Europe. The rumOrs of Mrs. Garfeld's
marriage engagement are absurd. She
accompanied Gen. Garfield to Europe at
one time when he was i'll and was herself
violently sick during the entire trip over;
consequently Ii can readily be seen that 1t
would take something more important
than the illness of her neice, May Mason
of Cleveland, as has been stated in the
papers, to cause her to take the trip at this
time. The real reason Is rupture which
has occurred between Miss Mollie and j.
Stanley Brown, the young man who ex-
pected to become her husband this month.
Mr.. Brown was General Garfeld's private
secretary. He wears rufed shirt front
and makes rather presentable appearance,
but appears to have no particular pros
poets and not great deal of money. Miss
Molle herself recently denied to friend
that she was ever engaged to Mr.. Brown.
AT any rate, il Is safe to say that the we'd
ding Is entirely off. AS the wedding has
long been looked forward to as certainty
by friends of the family, the trip was made
to escape the embarrassment of the situa-
zion
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-20

A writer in the London Fair Trade
gives it as the result of very careful
inquiry that 10000 Americans have
summered in England, and that the
average expenditure of each has been
$1,000. The figures are probably well
within bounds; those relating to ex-
pendture certainly are so. Here, then,
is the sum of 500, 100000 spent in sum-
mer travel in some particular direction.
What the grand total of summer expen-
ditures of Americans in Paris, Rome, the
Orient, the mountains of the Pacific aid
Atlantic slopes, and the various water.
ing-places of their own country may be
is not ascertainable, but $500, COO, 900 is
not wild guess